​Clive Moloney’s art practice is rooted in his deep relationship with the more-than-human world surrounding his home in a woodland in Cincinnati. His work is a direct response to the climate and biodiversity crisis and the conflicted relationship between humans with the natural world. He utilizes organic materials including wood, plants, wild clay, and animal bones to create visual myths. These myths display stories of our kinship with the more-than-human world using themes of animism, ritual, death and beauty. In the new Anthropocene epoch, we have lost awareness of and reverence for the natural world. Clive’s work aims to inspire a sense of awe and responsibility for the beauty and complexity of the world around us.